Lymington Ferries

Lymington Ferries - Prices from 111 €

Ferries from the Ferry Port of Lymington go to Yarmouth on the Isle of Wight. Wightlink Ferries operate this service and offer a very fast and comfortable crossing service. Below, you can get an idea about the departure frequency and sailing duration of these ferries. You can also find a list of our best offers on ferries to and from Lymington.

Lymington Routes

About Lymington

Lymington Ferry Port is a small but busy harbour situated on the Solent, in the New Forest district of Hampshire, in England. It is connected to Yarmouth on the Isle of Wight by a car ferry, operated by Wightlink Ferries. All ferries from Lymington can be booked through AFerry

Lymington has a large tourist industry and it is a major yachting centre. The town has many shops and a very pretty local market which takes place every Saturday in the main High Street. Its Georgian and Victorian architecture give it a distinctive quaintness, which draws visitors from everywhere.

Ferries to and from Lymington

If you travel on board a Wightlink ferry you will find a cafe-bar, a spacious lounge with panoramic windows, an observation deck, dog friendly areas and more to make your short crossing as relaxing and enjoyable as possible.

Lymington port facilities

Facilities at Lymington Ferry Port include a Ticket Office; a Cafe; toilets and payphones. There is a pay and display car park and all tickets must be purchased in advance.

Getting to Lymington

From Southampton and the East exit M27 J1 then head South along the A337; from the A35, turn South at Lyndhurst along the A337.

From Bournemouth and the West, follow the A35 East and then at Christchurch, follow the A337 East. Lymington is 12 miles away. On arrival at Lymington follow the signs for "Isle of Wight Ferries" which will direct you to the terminals.

There are frequent services operating from many parts of the country to Lymington Pier, with direct and cross-London connections.

There is a frequent National Express service operating various coaches to Lymington from around the UK.